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... covering arm~y, and had to fight those actions to which the noble marquis has adverted, and which he did with uniform success in each of them. But with regard to Moulton, when it is recollected 'that this strong plece -was provided with arms, and that ...
... which employed capital creates, and to reanimate he country by raising it from its deplorable condition of beggar nation. Mr. Grattan tells us that the Irish people want not benevolence of England,' though they have so Willingly received it in money, clothes ...
... Appleton joiner St Helen’s Lancashire John Jordan surgeon James Vaughau plumber Hereford Couch Stenlake watch maker Tavistock Job Way licensed victualler Princess-road Uxbridge-road William Crofts coffee house keeper Strand John Roberts woollen manfuacturer Lin ...
... would have all gone to America. Lord John . Blown replied, then the resistance in Ireland would not be eery great. After some dismission, in which Mr. B. Coehrnne Mr. G. P. Serape, Mr. S. CrauJord, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr .J. O'Connell, and futon/ Dunne took ...
... Office, on Friday, Mr. Ingham, on the application of Prince Castelcicala, issued a summons for the apprehension of Captain John Moody, late commander of the steam-ship Bombay, which was seized about seven weeks ago by the Custom-house authorities for ...
... ready to discharge it Is he, the very Reverend Thomas Hill Lowe, Master of Aits, and Dean of Exeter, prepared to pinion the arms of the culprit, place the rope round his neck, aud draw tbe fatal bolt that brings him death ? He is aghast at my proposal; ...
... monument taco rate Sir John St. John, Kuight, and his lady, whose figures p aintedin kneeling postures. At the feet Of the lady are represented six children in mourning habits; - Mad below them are depicted the arms of the St. John and litingerf families ...
... that of sides by the Welshman. The runners started from the end nearest the Blathwayt Arms, the Wolverhampton man being on the left.’ The Englishman gained the lead, arm kept it to the end of the race, very little alteration taking place with regard to their ...
... Cardiff; Mr. John Davie B. Langley; and Mr. David Phillips, draper, to Miss Elipti Thomas, all of Cardiff-At Ltanelly, Mr. John Wlliams, al D bray, shopkeeper, to the widow of Mr. ThleophilO Lescis, t ?? Swanesa, Samuel, son of the late Mrt John Ace, Cte ...
... President of Trinity College, Oxford . John Kaye, Esq., High Sheriff acif Bucks Win. Lewis,Esq., Raymond Buildings, Temple (fourth donation). Lieut. Merewether, Goojerat lO 10 John Piillpott, Esq.. Pbilpot lane I 1 John Lewis Phipps, Esq., Liverpool. Chas ...